Options And Accessories; Maintenance; Appendix A - Network Installation Tips - Firecom pantherC Series Operation Manual

OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES

UH-10
Part No. 105-0192-00
Under-helmet radio transmit headset. Adjustable volume, noise-canceling electret
microphone, adjustable headstrap, flex-style boom rotates for left or right dress,
comfortable liquid foam ear seals. 24dB NRR. (Red PTT located on dome.)
UH-10S
Part No. 105-0196-00
Under-helmet headset, one slotted dome without speaker. Radio transmit capable.
Noise-canceling electret microphone, flex-style boom rotates for right or left dress.
(Red PTT located on dome.)
FH-10
Part No. 105-0190-00
Over-head radio transmit headset. Adjustable volume, noise-canceling electret
microphone, flex-style boom rotates for left or right dress, comfortable liquid foam
ear seals. 24dB NRR. (Red PTT located on dome.)
Terminators, Standard
Part No. 108-0051-00
Network terminators used with pantherC series 2-wire networks.
Qty (2) per package
Analog Interface, 30XXR Intercom and Single Radio
Part No. 108-0450-00
This unit allows the addition of a Firecom 30XXR intercom and an optional radio
to the pantherC series 2-wire network. With the integration of this unit, anyone on
the 2-wire network will be able to send and receive radio communications, as well
as talk to anyone on a Firecom 30XXR intercom.
HE-150
Part No. 108-0675-15
15' coiled headset extension cable for use with any single-plug headset for greater
mobility at pump panel position.
Network Cable, 2-wire
Part No. 108-0034-00 (50 feet)
Two conductor, one twisted pair network cable for panther network systems.
C1 and C2 Flush Mount Bracket
Part No. 108-0270-00
A mounting bracket for C1 and C2 units that allows for panel in insertion with only
the front bezel revealed.
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MAINTENANCE

Clean headset jacks as required.
APPENDIX A – NETWORK INSTALLATION TIPS
The following guidelines are recommended for a trouble free installation.
Network Cable
A wide variety of cabling will work for network wiring including multi-conductor
cabling. Do not use individually shielded conductors. When possible, we recom-
mend Belden 9463 Twinaxial cable. If you are choosing cable from scratch, we
recommend cable with a nominal impedance in the range of 70 to 95 ohms.
Network Wire Connections
Connections on network cable should be kept in pairs. Do not route wires individually
or connect independently. Always treat both wires as a pair. What happens to one
wire should happen to the other wire at the same location.
DO NOT
Use non-aligned butt splices
DO NOT
Use far terminal connections
DO
Use 2-conductor automotive connections
DO
Use near terminal connections
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